Kim Little and Andre Thornton from FashionSpark came on to tell us about the designers and events coming up.
The fashionSPARK Fashion Show, now in its 5th year, is the largest and most popular annual fashion event in the Triangle! fashionSPARK, part of the SPARKcon potluck of creativity, showcases the area’s top local fashion talent!
This year’s [...]

Featured performers:  Ventriloquist Cynthia Foust and Power House Tumblers.Inaugural African-American Cultural Festival Set For Sept. 3-5Raleigh residents are invited to enjoy their Labor Day weekend at the first ever African American Cultural Festival. The festival will be a celebration of African-American art and culture and will be held on City Plaza, Charter Square and the [...]

Here’s what’s happening at the Progress Energy Center for Performing Arts.

Ventriloquist Cynthia Foust and the Power House Tumblers are just two of the performers who will be taking the stage at the African American Cultural Festival.  They came in-studio to give us a sneak peak at what people can expect to see in person.

Don’t miss Booth Amphitheatre’s First Outdoor Theatre Event Featuring the Regions Top Actors!
Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night
Thursday, August 26-Saturday Aug 28, 8 p.m. (Doors open at 7 p.m.)
Koka Booth Amphitheatre in Regency Park
“Twelfth Night” , a romantic comedy involving a shipwreck, mistaken identity and intriguing disguise on the festive “Twelfth Night”!
Watch this Shakespeare classic in a [...]

Dr. Deborah Foulkes is an exhibitor at the Body, Mind, Spirit Expo at the NC State Fairgrounds August 28th and 29th.  She tells Valonda about her ability to connect with spirits and gives Valonda a reading.

Durham’s new and free bus system, Bull City Connector, is up and running.  Take the ride with Sharon and Page.
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Best Buy is geared up for back to school shoppers during North Carolina’s Tax Free weekend.  Valonda gets the scoop on the hot items.

The African American Cultural Festival in partnership with the City of Raleigh and Wake County is proud to present a family friendly celebration of African American arts and culture in downtown Raleigh.  The Festival will take place on Fayetteville Street from Raleigh’s City Plaza to Davie Street.   Ken Martin, Chairman of the Board of Governors [...]